Artemis Bendis is depicted on the krater’s principal view. She stands upright, holding a spear in her left hand. She wears a short chitoniskos richly decorated, chlamys (cloak pinned at the neck and falls down her back), ependytes (belt that ties to the body cross) and a Phrygian pilos (cap) richly decorated. She looks towards laurel wreathed Apollo who is seated on an altar. He wears himation that leaves uncovered the upper part of his body. He holds a phiale (libation bowl) in his right hand and a laurel branch in his left. Hermes stands behind Apollo. He wears a petasos (broad-brimmed hat) and a chlamys. He holds the caduceus (God Hermes symbol - thin laurel or olive rod with two small wings and two snakes that serpentine head-on) in his left hand that tends to give to a young man. The young man is depicted naked. He holds a himation with both his hands and a spear in his left.